The Pentagon's new defense secretary outlined an ambitious 'Drone Dominance' initiative this week—a fast-track program aiming to flood U.S. forces with hundreds of thousands of drones by 2027. The pitch? Slash unit costs, supercharge capabilities, and basically speedrun America's entire drone manufacturing base into overdrive. Call it the 'fight tonight' doctrine: procurement on steroids, industrial policy meeting battlefield urgency. Whether this reshapes defense supply chains or just burns cash remains the billion-dollar question. Either way, someone's about to print a lot of flying robots.